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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-17
RriefNeaaIiems.

Tom Lee, prominent Chinaman OF
New York, is critically i'll, as the result
Of exec ssiye tobacco smoking.
General Whipple has withdrawn the
charges preferredsgainst Colonel Burns,
and it is row thought there will be no
court-martial. 4t
Jshn Guy Vasssr, last OF the vsssar
brothers who founded yassar College.
is said 10 be dying at Poughkeepsie.
He is worth 81, 900, 900.
Ex-Governor Luke II. Blackburn IL
said to be in dying condition at
Frankfort, Ky, bis family and that Of
his brother, Senator Blackburn, have
been summoned to his bedside.
A German named Deibel was severe
ly beaten in St. Louis recently by two
sisters named Nugent. aged eighteen
and twenty years. He has had the girls
arrested and will prosecute them.
The revival Of the ship-railway pro-
ject here creates much interest In the
City Of Mexico. and il IL believed that
any reasonable legislation that the COM
pany may require there will be passed
by Congress at the September session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-17
Epgipeers' STRIKE i'm Mexico.
fsxtsl.~rs,h IN tha Dnsna.rhl

Ell PAso, TEXAS, August 16.-The
engineers of the first and second diyi-
sions Of the Mexican Central railroad
struck yesterday. The cause OF the
strike is supposed to be tho discharge
OF one of their number. These divi-
sions extend from the City of Mexico
to Calers, long stretch.
CRY or MEXICO, August lG.-The
mail and passenger trains on the Next
can Central railroad are running on
time despite the strike Of the locomo-
tive engineers, but as it is feared that
reight cannot be handled orders have
he sent out to station agents not to re-
ceiye perishable freight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-17
DEATH =.

OEA1HS.
JENINGS.-Disd, at bis parents residence,
,O5 north Third street. At 6:f5 r. II. August 10,
1871, little CHARLIE GROVER, 500 Of j. II.
aud s. j. Jennings; aged twenty-five months
and eight days.
Lar him gently In his CONN:
Fold his hArds across his breast;
Wrap the cold, white shroud around him.
Our dear little CHARLIE has gone to rest
His funeral will take place from the above
named residence THIS CThursdsy) MORNING.
as 10 O'Clock. Friends and acQuaintsncos are
respectfully invited to attend without furtner
notice. ttA
PARKER Died, August 70, 1887, between
and O'Clock =. NJ, OF her residence, corner o.
Twenty-nfth aud y streets, Mra. AAkr l.
PARKER: aged ffty-six yeara
The funeral viii tske place from tho Twenty::
Ditb-Suees Cnrissian chapel q 8 O'Clock THIS
lWednesdsyl AFTERNOON. Her friends and
these OF her brothers, O. A. ana Z. B. francsA
ere respectfully invited to attend
PIICHER.-D Died, August ia 1851, ~ go 2.
H.. ANNA =, dsakhtsr of 4 r. and W. :
rilcher; age4 seven months End sevensssn
days. 80.
S SsicsS i f;hiis AZ ESI' q;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-17

What the Company wall De in the
Matter Of Settling claims.
r,. ,.t.gr.,h - ths nianstcht

CHICAGO, August l6.-A Times spe-
cial from Peoria, ILL.,, says Many OF
the friends and relatives of the Chats
worth dead were at the railroad compa-
ny's general Office to-day, and conslde-
rable speculation is heard AS to the pos
sible action Of the company relating to
q settlement Of claims. The road is by
no means in q good financial condition.
Its stock, or At least the greater part
OF il, Is owned by parties in New York
city or re presented there. The officers
OF the company are reporting to the
stockholders the extent OF the calaml-
" and all the facts connected there
With. As soon as the reports have been
reviewed and digested line of policy
will be marked olt and communicated
10 the officials here. Then public an
nounccment OF the action OF the conf
pany will be made. The aggregate
loss measured by presidents will amount
to some hundreds Of thousands OF dol
lars
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-17
A Day or Prayer Called.
by telegraph to the Dispsich.l

CHICAGO, August 16.-The President
of the Worlds Women's Christian
Temperance Union, Mrs. Margaret
Bright Lucas, of London, and Mis-,
Frances T.. Willard, vice-president for
the United States, and Mrs. Hannah
Whittall Smith, of Philadelphia, secre-
tary, have sent out q call to Christian
women in every land and Of every de-
nomination who are interested in tenn.
perancc reform to observe the 18th and
18th of November next rs days OF
prayer for the success of the work in
which they are engaged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-17
Ercight.C0pductors' strike.
fly telegraph 70 the Dlspatch.l

HUNTSVILLE. ALA, August lG.-On
the first day Of this month the freight
conductors Of the Memphis and Charles.
ton railroad notified the superintendent
that they could no longer afford to
work for S75 per month, and asked for
an increase of 80, giving him until
yesterday to decide. Not hearing from
him they quit work yesterday morning,
and no freight trains ran throughout
the day. 1t IL reported on good au-
thority that a compromise will DO ef-
fected tonight, and that trains will run
regularly tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-17
TIE HOSTILE UTEs.
Fighting At Beaver Creek-Great
Excitement.
[Dy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l


tby telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
CHICAGO, August ia special from
Rawlins, Wyoming, says: A messenger
he's inst arrived from White River, Col,
who reports that about $50 Utes are
fighting at Beaver Creek, fifteen miles
from Meeker Families are rushing
into Meeker, and more Indians are
coming. TIE country is oil on fire be-
low Meeker between White and Bear
rivers. Mr.. Golden, the messenger, is
Trustworthy. One hundred mounted
men are ready and will march on the
Utes. The women are making band
ages. and the town is thoroughly ex-
cited.
No confirmation OF the rumored con-
fiict with Colorow's band OF savages
has been received at General Terry's
headquarters, in this city, whero any
official news would be first learned.
General Terry's jurisdiction includes
the troubled district, and General
Cook, who is in immediate command
OF the troops nearest the scene OF hos
tilities, is under express instructions to
wire all obtainable information here
at the earliest possible moment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-17

Company came in yesterday from Colo
rows camp TO the Unitah reservation,
below Rangely. The Indians forced
his party back, and drove them before
them at full speed. Drecker, Roth, and
other cattle-men are riding night and
day, gathering up their cattle and hur-
rying them from the White River
range. All the settlers in that locality
have been warned by white couriers to
look out, and they are abandoning every
thing to get away before the Indians
can arrive from the reservation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-17
Fatal ARRAY tn . saloon.

I'D .
INV ORLEANS, August lo.-Last
night party Of ward politicians were
drinking in 81. Charles-street saloon,
when quarrel ensued between John
Neil, clerk in the Civil District Court |;
Owen Roper. an OK deputy sheriff {;
James Doian, . special officer, and
some others. Neill struck Roper with
his fist, and pistols were Immediately
drawn and discharged. When the
smoke cleared away Neil was found
with bnllet-hole through his breast
and another in his side. Doran handed
pistol to the barkeeper and was ar
rested, as were also three others Of the
PARTY. Neill was taken to the hospital,
where lie is dying.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-17
Saratoga Races.
TBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l


SARATOGA, August 16.-The nine
teenth day of the regular season at
tendance the largest Of the meeting
track fast.
First race-three quarters of mile
Harry Russell won Cassett second,
Lelax third. Time, 1851.
Second race-free handicap sweep
sakes-ons milo and one furlong-
swift won Royal Arch second, Queen
Of Elizabeth third. Time, 1861.
Ihild race-Foxhall stakes-one
mile and five furlongtTramp won (;
Glenspray second, Carey third. Time,
2:J7.
Fourth race-one mile-Rosalind
won: Himalaya second, Maggie
Mitchell third. Time, 1:f3i.
Fifth race-threc quarters OF o mile
Broughton won; Unique second, Jubi-
lee third. Time, l:l6s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-17
Thief Shot.

MOBILE, August lG.-This morning
early a negro named Jerry Hollins
came to the window OF the Govern
ment. street residence Of Winston Jones,
a prominent citizen, and in attempting
TO open it made a noise, which aroused
Jones, who fired through tho window,
hitting Rollins in the mock. The
wound is probably fatal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-17
rsrdinand's ma.ireste Criticized.

IEy AngIo-AmctIcau cApIe 70 tue DIopatCn.I
BERLIN, August 16.-The North
German Gazette says the manifesto OF
Prince Ferdinand announcing his ac-
ceptance of the Bulgarian throne APP
pears to be intended as declaration OF
Bulgarian independence and aggravates
tine breach of the treaty OF Berlin, OF
which he has been guilty. Germany,
says the paper, cannot approve OF Fer
ainand's course.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-17
Hurricane IN Aordeatix.

IBy Anglo-Amsrican cable 10 the Dispatch.l
BORDEAUX, August l6.-This city
has been visited by hurricane. which
destroyed an enormous amount OF
property. The storm caused COLI
sion at Areachon Of two excursion
trains. Several cars were wrecked and
seventeen persons Injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-17
FINANCIAL
rBv telegraph % me p,spaschI


Nsw YORK, Angus 1&-Thsre was mncn
better feeling noticeable In tho stock marxes
this morning on renewed buying for LCndon
and Chieago. and some covering o. snoyH.
London took few Of It, favorite~ ana insldens
we're large purchasers Of Reading and jersey
Central. and the July statement Of the former
Is rumcred to 10 particularly good. New
England was weaker than Of late, and led the
general list In tho afternoons decline. Among
specialifies some sharp advances were msdey
especially In Erie preferred, nomPnis ana
Charleston. Chattanooga ana hockin4 coal
Business. however, was principally conuneu 70
six or eight stocks, deaiingyin which gave cne-
rac;er 10 the entire MARKET The nrst sales were
N ade on quiet trading. generally Ut advances
over yestercsy's closing Of xa'sc. Tra1ins
seen became brisker. and decidedly nrmer
tone appeared. The best prices OF the DAY
were reached before noon, hswever. after
which time there was . marked falling on In
the amount Of business done and prices bessa
TO Weld. The decline lacked vim, however,
and few stocks were carried below the opening
figures. The market presented no feature OF
interest aud finally closed dull and heavy and
close to the opening figures. Total sales, 2'l,Ou
shares
NAV YORK, August 1a-Socs.-Stscks dull
and steady. Money easy ct 5a6 per cent kI-
chsngs--Lspg, 4s1 short, 4ssA. Governments
dull.
Breainc. -Exchangs dull AID steady. Money
easy At las; closing 8 bid. Sub-Tressury bal
apces-Gsld. t1s4,f99 5000; currency, sis.g02.Oo.
Governments dull: per csnD, liz: ~ per
49,. A. A..lr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-17
FRIGHTFUh BcrhEE EXPLOSION
At. saw-Miil-One Killed and Sieve
ra, Wounded.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.

INIFIIdl IFII' = tsIII 70 t'IJ u I'"'N'sI
NoRToIK, Va, August 16.-On Sat
uIday the boiler of saw-mill belong
ing TO d. w. Morgan, ten miles from
Elizabeth City, n. G., exploded, de-
stroying the mill and killing the engi-
neer, Ephriarn Trueblood, and danger
ously. if not fatally, scalding Thomas
Markham, Joseph Keaton, and Henry
White, mill-bsnds. Mr. Morgan, the
owner, was also injured by flying tim
hlra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-17
Remington Bssi,e Monument.

BENNINGTON, W., August 16.-The
corner. store Of the Bennington Battle
Monument was laid this afternoon with
imposing ceremonies and in the
presence of the largest crowd ever
gathered in the village. Business was
practically suspended, everything being
given up to the exercises OF the occa-
sion. The great procession consisted
OF military, civic and Masonic divisions.
Among those who participated in the
ceremonies were the Governors OF YER
mont, New Hampshire, and Massachu-
sets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-17
A French Cvcl0ne.

Try Anglo-Amcsican cable TO tho Dispstch.l
PARIS, August ia cyclone to-day
rayaged great part Of tho south OF
France. 1t was the seyerest in the De.
partment OF Aude, where q number OF
houses were destroyed and several per-
sons were killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-17
sALRs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WaEAr.--White, 90 bushels good o. So.
Losgberry. 1.1S0 bushels very good at &c.. 10
bushels fair az 7Sc.; ~ bushels fair nj ne. !;
eco bushels common NJ zoe. Mixed, $50 bush
els fair at 7sc, % bushels common at re; 90
bushels common at zoe. Shortbsrry. 1876 BUSH
els worry good at Sec: l3s bushels good At
sOc. 10 bushels fair At &c.. 80 bushels fair at
75c. 5C4 bushels common a. 73c. I'D bushels
com MON ut 72c.; 10 bushels common % zoe. To
tai sslss Of wheat, 3 2SS bushels.
OATs.-Wintsr, 7J0 bushels primo Virginia al
&c. spring, $50 bushels prime Virginia at
2iHc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-17
EARgITs gY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, August lo.-Cotton frm salee,
eco bales; uplands, 9tc.; Orleans. 9kc.; not
receipts, i.f53 bales: exports-to Great Britain,
sJ2 bales; stock, 1880 boles. southern nour
steady and moderately active. Wheat opened
MN, closed weak; options opened arm and n
tiifis higher. but soon weakened and declined
hsIc.. leaving on heavy 81 the lowest after
comparatively moderate business; No. red,
August. soe0Ic.; September, 0Hssi s-i6c.
October. Slt.as2lc. Corn moderately active
and generally steady; options kakc, lower,
closing duh and wesk; No. 3, September.
i77ssiskc.: October, 4Sxa49Ac. Oats-Mixed
western, 3ia33c.: No. 2, August, DfaDzc.
so ,u a, nu otesS sla u aa
guss, 3l7.75asi7s5; September, yi7.eossi5 %
october, S1zUattsi0. Sugar quiet and I'M
changed; refined steady. Mslasses dull Rice
firm and fair inquiry. Cottsn.ssed oil, SaBc:
tl.c5ssi.io. Turpentne steady 81 sasgkc:
Hides steady. Wool quiet Pork steady. Beef
dun. Modes nominal Lard 4a6 points lower
with moderate speculative busiaess; western
steam. 1854 Sspten Dor. Sc.S4sts. ID October.
s6.9ia.6.s3 Frsights duh.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. Nd, August ia-Cotea dull;
middling, skc. Flour steady and quiet
Wheat Southern higher for choice; red, Sla
&c. amber, ssasic.; western easier snt dull
No. winter red. spsf, 79h1gAc.; August,
sgkc. asked: september. ~ SeOl1c. October,
81 aSl1sc.; De, ember, s4nsi1sc. Cern-Seufh-
err n0minaiy steady; white, 4ssc. ysilow,
52sy,c. western easier and dull; mixed, spot.
Eha47kc.; September. 47xaisc.; Octabor.
4ela49kc Oats lower. under heavy receipts;
southern and Psnnsyivaaia. xaS3c, western
white, 3assic. western mixed. 3oa3ic. Rye
steady at 4sa5ic. Provisions steady with mode
rate inquiry. Eggs higher as1 nrrn ssloAaie:.
Potatoes higher q 81. toall 30 per barrel Cot.
fee nominally higher; RE csrgoss. ordinary
to fair, i94 a2oAc. sugsr-copPsr-reaned high
or at lOai6Ac. Whisky steady at Sl.fiaei.ia
Other articles unchanged. Fretshfs 10 LIVER
pool per steamer Quiet-Cotton, "a; hour,
Ia Sd grain, sAashd.
CHICAGO
-CEIcAoo, August i6.--cssb quotations vere
as follows: Flour unchanged No. spring
wheat. 6sa s6S,Ic. No. s spring wheat, &c.
No. 2 red, ike. lid. Ne Z corn, S9kc. No.
oats. slhaxsk. kess-sosk, SIS Lard. noo:
Sbortrib sides Qoossl, C.8. Dry-saised
shoulders. u. e0a&670; sbortclear sides looxsd),
sS?5n3S<0. Whisksy, $40.
Leading futures ranged ~ foiiovs:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-17
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
(RspNrted for the Dispatcn.l

Auorsr i6.--Market duh, but sales reported
at quotations. Prime take: fancy, <kc.;
comm.p, ehs3c. sbs'lsi. shatHc.: factory
hand picked. 5a6c. Tho factory mon of smith,
Geld are In the city buying stock, there being
none In the lsle-of- Wight section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-17
Murder In Ssuth Carolina.
Ry telegraph 10 the DispAlch.I

CHARLESTON, s. c., August &c.
Thomas }. Croghan was shot dead at
house near this city last night, robbed,
and his body dragged to the piazzs,
where it was found to-day. Sam Hunter
(colored) is held on suspicion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-17
sflll Itndeelaed

fBy Anglo-Americap cable totne Dispatrh.l
Lospos, August 16.-The Govern
ment is still undecided as to the advi.
stability Of snppressing the National
League. Two thirds Of the Conser-
yatiye members d Parliament are
senip1t inmsdiai> aciien &, {.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-17
THE Cholera.

iBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispasch.I
LONDON, August 16.--At Malta
during the past twenty-four hours there
were three new cases of cholera and
two deaths.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-17
Attempt 90 Destroy a Bridge,

tBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.I
DUBLIN, August 1.-two dynamite
cartridges were exploded on the West
Clare railroad bridge at Ennis to-day
No seriou, damage was done. Two
other cartridges were found on the
bridge which had failed to explode.
The town hall at Crusheen, County
Clare, was fired into to-day bat no dam
ago done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-17

- tame ~ ~ mofteo lRnGt MGDoo etou9
thes to-m0rrsw tho wheas crtvd ~ ~ oy010
q Irsds vii sesin rssame pcsesesos 8 -
~ spurts. Sus he sssi,sx ncss q sSs ssss1ss
VISA privs go e s rscssssS as fsss e
India wheat vas offered freely. end "a ~
s sfp p -. Sons s ssrs Is AZ
culsfed that European crops would oe lo11ee
end Of better qusllts than 6ntlclpeeed yf6coo
were NC. lower q The the openlnes al1es eucos~
aiiDe sl.Ghtly. The markeS tken sold o. ~.
yssssrds s Corr srs 1s ~ss csdy c"s ~
side orders being limited and rather tsresalars
some 10 buy ana others 70 sell, dependtag On
changes In The outlook OF the crop In di6efooe
; ;ssaS within tho Ess ,ss ssy s. Sss
deferred deliveries ruled easier. Tho matees
opened 4assc. undcr yesterdays cioelne,
nuctnsted within hsxc. range, and eiossd He.
lover for september and Hske. loser Sor
The market for CATE vas fairly active. aod
although therc was q voak aud frocuoaejly
lower closing for future deliveries, peyosy
steady feeling prevailed most o. ne scee9oo.
Nc. on. vhiie lees distant options were oslly
lake. lower. Receipis continue liberal In
provisions tho bear side was regarded vita
the greatest favor. Operators were ctrcem-
spect In their movemsuts, Jet oforinfs reahsr
The rule. In sll-year PORK tho decline YES loc,
IN January pork. IKE. In lard for near end
next winters delivery 5a7kc., aud In shoft ribs
for August. September and October. 5s7kc.,
and for January iskc
ST. LOUIS
sr, IorIs, August fs.-Flour steady. Wheat
lever and weakened By discourasiDR cnbles;
closed - the lowest point-Aa,sc. below yeseer-
day; Ne. AIRED, cssb, es'.c. august c9sc. "a:
September e0t.a10-c. Corn lower ci0ofo ~
&C. below yesterday cash, s'as7,sc.; sepssm-
ber, s6AaS7kc. Oats eighty Cd der; cash,
Ahsefxc; August and September, $40.
Whisksy steady at S1.on Provisions weak.
Pork irregular; new. SIS Lard lover d ..
Dry.sslted meats tosxedl-shoaiders: 1%;
clear, ss25ssSS. Bacon tboxed)-Shoulders
o. i2l<; iong-cles ear. s. .5stSs0 ciear-rfbs, 2ue
sss5 short-clear, t9.ooa{9.iv Hams steady q
i2al4c.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. August i6-Ficur drm. Wheat
No. 2 red. axe Corn easier and lower: No. .
mixed. 46hc. Oats eesy; No. mixed, SIC.
Pork easy at si5.2o. Lard easier at $50. Bulk.
meats easier; shortrios, IS. Bacon In light
demand and easier: shortribs, ~, short clear,
s9.3,K. Whisky nrm at tl.0A
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, August ls.-Grain frm. Wheat.
red. zoe. CoIn-No. mixed uhat5c. Oats
New, gXc Provisions stcsay aud unchanged
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, N. c.. August i6-lTurpentiro
firm at y9hc. Rosln nrin: strained, 49,;
good strained, sOc. Tar firm at ti.<0 Crude
iurpsntine firm; hard. si.io; ysllow-dip aud
virgin. N,o.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURHA
rsw YORK. August la-cotton-.Gross re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-17
The Ycll0U-Hever.

10y telegraph to the Dispstch.l
KEY West, August 16.-Four new
eases Of fever and one death since yes
terday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-17

tby tejegrnro 70 we uispstcr-t
CmcAGo, August l8.--A special dis
patch from Grand Junction. Col, says:
4kemannetr n the Philadelphia Cattle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-17
GRAIN AND COTrOs EXCHANGE.

oFFERING3.
WHEAT-Wlite, s3l bushels. Iongberry. $3.50
bushels. Mixed. s22 bushels. Shortborry, 600
bushels. Total, 6,0O2 bushels.
CORs.-Whito, 500 bushels Mixed, 1000
bushels. Total, i,5O9s bushels.
OATa-2,l20 bn.heh.
TIOUH 11s harrela
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-17
Verdiunnd B.noueted.

tBy Auglo-Amsrican cable to the Dlspatch.l
TIRSovA, August 16.-The garrison
gave banquet yesterday in honor OF
Prince Ferdinand. In reply to toast
the Prince expressed his devotion to
Bulgaria, and promised that he would
preserve intact everything With which
the name of Prince Alexander was con-
nected in view Of Bulgaria's love for
its late ruler. Ferdinand afterward
reviewed the troops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-17
NEW YORK COTTON YuTURIA

Nsw YORK. August i6.-Cotton-Gross re-
csipts, Ace bales; futures closed duh but
steady sales, 5000 bales; August 81 s3a5c.tt;
September, t9g2as9. .5; October, to.'eap.tg:
November, 90 1sase.i3; December, tpiiasa1s;
January, soi5asei6: February. so.siss9.1;
March, s9.2Sass2s; April, Sa3ts>s.D; May,
S9igaia4A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-17
fL0Uh.
COTTON XgIaCRr.

40 quote: Pine. s2.5Oas275; saperra9, s275a
1929: extrs. g. 5Cas3.7 family, statf.59. psten.
isEiily, couGuy, $i.75sss.Z5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-17
pa1r1uoRs STOCK MARKET,
RICHMOND STOCK KxcHAsrs

EALTINOKB 6TUCK NAkkkT.
BALTIMORE, MD. August is.-No bid for
stocks to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-17

COI tOAf hNI WV
Market nominal.
QUOTATIONS..
Hvnnrrua -f0o